Baltimore City Cleans Up After EF1 Tornado
Now that we know a tornado ripped through part of Maryland this week, the focus turns to the clean up. The EF1 storm caused serious damage to hundreds of apartments and homes in Baltimore county and city.
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Now that we know a tornado ripped through part of Maryland this week, the focus turns to the clean up. The EF1 storm caused serious damage to hundreds of apartments and homes in Baltimore county and city.
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It's going to be a long time before things get back to normal for people living in the areas slammed by the EF1 tornado and straight-line winds that passed through Baltimore city and county on Wednesday morning.
